I was looking for a small end table and found one on Facebook marketplace. Turns out the seller…read morealso runs this thrift shop. Great spot and friendly staff.

A good thrift store can be very hard to find but this Goodwill location seems to be one of the good…read moreones. The store is cleaning well organized. There are more sections than I would normally expect in a thrift store including a dedicated small section for hospital scrubs - or a small section for maternity clothing exclusively. I believe that each day of the week they pick one color of price tag to be discounted. Today's color was blue and I bought three pair of cargo shorts - each of them with the blue tag - for a total of $11. The pricing was good to begin with but then saving an extra 50% is great. I'll definitely be returning to this Goodwill thrift store.

I don't know how often, if ever, I'll get to this location again as it is out of my way…read moreconsiderably, but if I ever find myself in this area I will be hitting them up. Located in a small strip mall on a major highway it's surrounded by other retailers. By the looks of the parking lot they were packed and I did have some concerns that it might be difficult to social distance (it was in the housewares so I just waited). I was pleasantly surprised by how clean and organized the interior was. While the racks were full they weren't stuffed and care was given so they hung on the hangers nicely. Linens were nicely folded and of good quality. While I did see a few sizing signs in the ladies dept for S and M, they weren't in every category of clothing and I had to physically scan the racks to find bigger sizes. Of the clothing I did see I didn't see any with flaws which tells me the sorting process at this location does a better job than most Goodwills. Housewares had the largest inventory and it was packed with people. Many items didn't have prices. Shoes also had a nice selection but no seat to try them on. The set of dressing rooms by the linens had a sign that they were closed but I was told they are always closed and there's another row across the store. There was an annex (think like the garden center at Walmart) through a door with signage for furniture but it was only a table or two of Christmas items and the space felt unheated. I will add that they had no carts inside and an employee went and searched the parking lot to get me one, so I think they're in high demand. A contactless donation center was also out front. If this location was closer I'd add them to my thrifting rotation.

The most wonderful, well priced thrift store I have ever visited! Most thrift stores these days…read morejack up the prices and are sometimes even more than buying new. This place has beautiful items priced for as low as .35 Cents and they even have daoly color discounts like Goodwill. I left here with 8 items for only $3.66. I can't wait to visit again!

We love going there. Me and my mom and my husband r going to go there to start shopping for my…read morelittle brother and is wife for there home for when they get back from Germany were they r stationed

I discovered the Opp shop while doing a thrift google search of the area. Little did I know it was…read moreliterally right down the street from a Goodwill I've been to twice. How convenient! It's located in a deserted, large shopping complex with the anchor store vacant. The lot is expansive and this store is on the end next to the large vacant property. For that reason I would be leery of going at night alone. Otherwise approaching I could see it was a store with a substantial amount of real estate. Furniture pieces were visible thru the window. I couldn't wait to get inside to explore. Is it the cleanest, most organized store? You can literally see dust balls float across the floor. No...but its full of vintage items as well as pickers. How do I know? You can witness them on the sales floor doing pricing research on their phones while holding tight to an item. I would guess that the majority of the customers were resellers. For that reason, if you see something you like, whether you think it's valuable or just valuable to you grab it. Take a look at that complete set of vintage mushroom canisters I came across. I know they are a highly desirable collectable. I left them for someone else to discover and enjoy. What I would consider highlights for this store is the furniture pieces. Large, small, new and old, like antique old (see pic). The large solid wood wall unit was complete with shelving and lighting and priced at only $299. I'm sure it was a few thousand new. If you dabble in decorative painting and furniture upcycling like I do you'll want to add this store to your thrifting stops. Housewares and decorative items were plenty and arranged better than some departments. I scored some great pieces in this dept that have been on my "thrift wish list "for some time. Toys, crafts, and misc were a huge mess, with piles on the shelves and on the floor without any consideration to order. Prices are very affordable, only a step above yard sale for most items. Linens were stocked well and included a lot of vintage and handmade pieces like crocheted afghans. Clothing was a miss for me. Although I did see they have dressing room the department was so full and clustered together I didn't feel like routing. Shoes I felt were priced high, one price depending on item (see pic) without consideration to brand or condition. DVD's were labeled as half off, but I didn't see a price for comparison. The book department was large and popular. On the day I was there they were constantly adding new items, including furniture pieces, and the pickers were standing ready. This store is part of the Opportunity House, a non profit that offers social services to disadvantaged families, a mission I truly support. The employees were all nice, especially the young man at the register, who provided me with a loyalty card - get it hole punched for each purchase. So while this might not be the best looking or best kept store, it's a great place to hunt for vintage and current items on the cheap.

From the owner: OppShop is a not-for-profit thrift store in Berks County. Our purpose is to support the programs…read moreand services of Opportunity House, a shelter for the homeless in Reading and Berks County.

Great selection of goods, clothing and furniture. Excellent customer service- very friendly…read morestaff. Great value on housewares! Clean store - very welcoming!! Great shopping experience overall!! Give it a try !!

I love this thrift! It's a combo store from different sellers. A little bit of everything, most at…read moregood prices. I always find at least one treasure! And the lady who is always working the register is the sweetest. : )

The best part of this store is it's mission to help the community by providing affordable shopping,…read morecreating jobs and supporting local non-profit organizations. Shopping here gives you a sense of happiness, in that you're supporting those around you. This location, like all that I have visited, is very large and well organized. The employees are approachable and friendly. Today, I was only dropping off my donations at the drive through, along with many others. The line moved expeditiously and the employee assigned to the outside was able to multitask yet make you feel as if you were priority number one. The only downside is that with the pandemic, the bins have been removed necessitating a trip to the store. Completely understandable and still easy and convenient.

Huge selection of second hand clothing, housewares, and other useful accessories…read more Also a great place to donate your unwanted items. Excellent way to recycle everything.

This store is Great! I scout all the thrift stores in local area and anymore there is basically…read moreJUNK! They had Nintendo Games I haven't seen since the 80's. I bought a Scuba suit and a country table for $18! Store was smaller, but they have furniture , just ask them. To all Thrift Store scouters go there! Oh, you will always met with a friendly greeting. A+

I usually have pretty decent luck at this Goodwill, and today was no exception in terms of finding…read morethings. The home goods section was pretty sparse this time around, but I still managed to fill a cart with clothing to try on, so it wasn't a total bust. That said... today was rough. The store was absolutely freezing. The loading/processing doors were open for a long stretch while items were being brought in, and the constant blast of cold air made it really uncomfortable to shop. On top of that, it gets very noisy when they're processing donations back there, which makes browsing feel chaotic instead of relaxed. Pricing is also becoming harder to justify though that's honestly a Goodwill-wide issue at this point. It feels like the minimum price for most items now starts around $8, with sweatshirts hitting $10.99. That's not exactly the thrill-of-the-hunt pricing people come to thrift stores for. Overall, I'll still come back because I usually find something worthwhile here, but the temperature, noise level, and rising prices definitely took away from the experience today. A little more comfort (and a little less sticker shock) would go a long way.

Definitely one of the better Goodwill's I've been to as far as quality clothing and shoes. Very…read moregood selection/quality/price on shoes. I scored a like new pair of Fergielicious booties for $9.99 that would have easily retailed new for around $70 + Like other area Goodwill's the clothing is arranged by size and item, although not perfect by any means. Rows are close together (this store in general is a little small), and racks are packed tight. They did have a separate plus section which had a good number of items and was about the same size as ladies - that's a first. Shoes were scattered around the store on top of clothing racks and not in one designated area. Housewares are sorted by color and always a mess where ever you go. Linens and children's selections were lacking and very small, consisting of only a few grannie afghans and well worn sheets, blankets, and pillows. Luggage and larger items (bikes, smaller exercise equipment, golf clubs and the like) were piled on the floor by the ladies dresses. Dressing rooms were small but adequate. Only one employee was present at the time of my visit and was clearly overwhelmed by stuff. Stuff piled at the register to put on the racks or sort, as well as items left behind in the dressing rooms. Overall the entire store felt cramped and congested. Worth a visit if looking for better used shoes, vintage luggage, plus and reg size ladies. Skip if shopping other departments.